Crispy Bee Hoon with Seafood in Laksa Bisque Recipe by Trish, Winner of New Singapore National Dish Challenge, Masterchef Singapore

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Crispy Bee Hoon with Seafood in Laksa Bisque Recipe by Trish, Winner of New Singapore National Dish Challenge, MasterChef Singapore SERVES 2 PREP TIME 30MINS COOK TIME 45MINS INGREDIENTS METHOD Rempah: Rempah: 100g dried chilli 1. Soak dried chilli in hot water and deseed. 2 candlenuts 2. Blend dried chilli with chopped candlenuts, chillis, belacan, 4 big red chillis 1 tbsp belacan garlic, turmeric, galangal, ginger and oil till smooth. 2 bulb garlic 2cm turmeric Laksa Bisque: 2cm galangal 1. De-shell prawns and fry shells. 2cm ginger 100ml vegetable oil 2. Add 1 cup of water and cook prawn stock for 30mins. 3. Fry rempah in a pan for 40mins till fragrant. Laksa Bisque: 4. Add prawn stock, salt and coconut cream to the rempah. Prawn shells of 4 locally farmed prawns 5. Cook for 15 minutes before pouring into a serving jug. (save prawn meat for later) 1 cup of water Coconut cream to taste Seafood: Salt to taste 1. Season all with salt and pepper before frying. 2. Fry fish for 5 minutes on each side. Seafood: Prawn meat of 4 locally farmed prawns 3. Fry prawns until pink. 1 locally farmed barramundi fillet 4. Fry the dried shrimp for 3-5mins. (approx. 400g) 1 tbsp dried shrimp Bee Hoon, Egg Floss & Fish Skin: Salt to taste Pepper to taste 1. Deep fry bee hoon and fish skin till crispy. 2. Beat eggs. Pour into a sieve and drizzle into hot oil, take it Bee Hoon, Egg Floss & Fish Skin: out when crispy. 1 packet of bee hoon 3. Deep fry laksa leaves. 2 locally farmed eggs Garnishing: Garnishing: 2 stalks of laksa leaves 1. Plate ingredients together on plate, sprinkle laksa leaves, 1 lime dried shrimp and lime on top. Enjoy! RECIPE SHARED BY SFA in collaboration with MasterChef Singapore.

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